Pandan

Pandan is a Chicago venue with a verified $60-per-person price point, evening hours Tuesday through Saturday, and a smart casual dress code. Those are the key planning facts to keep in view: this is not a listing with a long set of confirmed menu details, but it does give enough structure to decide whether Pandan fits a particular night out in the city.

Use the $60 per person figure as a baseline expectation rather than a detailed menu promise. It is useful for setting the rough shape of the outing, comparing Pandan with other Chicago options, and avoiding a completely open-ended budget assumption, but it should not be read as a guarantee of any particular item, format, or final spend. If the goal is a broader restaurant search, use our full Chicago restaurants guide first; if Pandan is already the plan, confirm current offerings directly with the venue before you go.

Order with the basics in mind

The confirmed information for Pandan is intentionally limited: it is in Chicago, listed at $60 per person, and operates in the evening Tuesday through Saturday. No specific cuisine, dish, cocktail, tasting format, or dining style is here. That limitation matters because it keeps the listing from implying a particular kind of meal or bar experience where none has been verified.

That means the safest way to approach Pandan is to treat it as a planned Chicago evening stop and verify the current menu or experience directly. If you are deciding between several places, Pandan’s known details can help narrow the field, but they do not replace checking what is currently being served or offered. For broader planning across drinks options, use our full Chicago bars guide.

The schedule is the main planning detail

Pandan is closed Monday and Sunday. It is open Tuesday through Thursday from 5–11 PM, and Friday and Saturday from 5 PM–12 AM. Smart casual dress is the dress code, so choose something polished without assuming a formal requirement. The schedule makes Pandan clearly oriented around evening plans, with the same 5 PM start across its open days and a later finish at the end of the week.

The later Friday and Saturday closing time gives Pandan a clearer weekend-evening role, while Tuesday through Thursday offer the same 5 PM opening with an 11 PM close. That distinction is useful if you are deciding whether the venue should be the center of the night or one part of a broader plan. A weeknight visit has a more contained window, while the weekend hours leave more room for a later arrival within the confirmed schedule. For any details beyond hours, price, city, and dress code, confirm directly with the venue before relying on them.

Book based on the grounded essentials: Chicago location, $60-per-person price point, Tuesday-to-Saturday evening hours, and smart casual dress. Those facts are enough to frame expectations, but the final check should always be with the venue if the specific menu, service style, or experience will determine your plans.